Has the #metoo movement changed how you look at potential romantic relationships?

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sugarchateau · Accepted Answer

I'm, genuinely, so glad that men/boys women/girls will finally think twice before they try to do anything with anyone. Though, some still send a totally unwarranted, "are you horny" or "send pics" anonymous private messages because they won't be reprimanded publicly.

I'm SO grateful for this movement as it has brought justice for little boys and girls on the USA gymnastics team that has been dealing with 30+years of pedophilia: www.nytimes.com/.../...lympics-nassar-justice.html
It's one major example that deserves its credit.

I'm grateful that I know i'm not alone with many men and women who have also been raped. I'm grateful for the movement because it has taught me and little boys and girls around the world A LOT on how to stand up for myself. There is now just so much awareness and there can only be more exciting progression!

I'm also glad because female and male radicals expose themselves and it helps me know who to avoid or be careful around. As well as, exposes ignorant women and men who don't care to consider how this movement has truly helped SO MANY others.

PrincessBunBuns · Accepted Answer

This is common sense to realize the #MeToo movement doesn't target men just because they "hugged me when I was angry" or "cast a glance" over at me. It's about ACTUAL assault. About molestation. About sexual abuse. The #MeToo movement is primarily aimed at men because 9 out of 10 rape victims are female. Because 38% of women's rapes are by relatives and 21% are by strangers. (Not shaming male victims, just an FYI if you want to come for me for that reason.)

If you genuinely think that #MeToo implies you'll get framed for assaulting someone and traumatizing, then maybe you shouldn't go near any fucking human ever. Especially women if you think most of them are lying about their experiences.

FriendlyDrugDealer · Accepted Answer

Not really because I was taught good manners and good dating advice as a kid and throughout my life. If it doesn’t work then why do it?

It’s a good conversation that needed to be heard but it needs to have guidelines on what we consider harassment and inappropriate behavior such as unwanted advances and stalking.

I think some guys honestly have no intention of hurting women and probably just made a bad decision in their actions such as hand on the lap or sexual flirting.

However the ones who feel entitled to women in some way are the ones who are scrambling like roaches when you turn the light on. The random dick pic sending, flirting repeatedly when they clearly state not interested then throw a temper if you get resistance is the ones I’m referring to.

if she says no bro, just move on to the next one, save that persistence shit when you two are already in a relationship, trust me guys you’re gonna need it 😂

TsubasaCorrupted · Accepted Answer

No. I'm in a committed relationship and I always view consent as Paramount

Cammy137 · Answer

As far as I've witnessed the #metoo movement was nothing more than a trend that has been and gone

gobsmacked3 · Answer

Nope. Never had an interest before and less now.  even if I did, respect is always key. For self and others  It renders #METOO, null and void

pervertedjester · Answer

No more than usual but I've been out of the dating scene for a few years anyways.

ladsin · Answer

No... I don't know why it would

sawno · Answer

No it has not, i was already aware you need multiple consent forms, video tapes of consent, blood samples at the moment she has given consent, a hair from both of you in laminated paper that says you consent, multiple eye witnesses when giving consent but also during the act to ensure consent is not violated. A lawyer present in the room at all times and consent from every family member before you are save from this nonsense.

Jokes aside people who actively take advantage of this are very cruel and it does mean you should think twice before having sex with someone you don't know well because as a guy the deck is stacked entirely in her favor where her claiming you did something wrong is enough to destroy your life.

But ultimately its a small group of very evil and sad individuals who exploit this so its not as bad as it may seem. Most people do not taking these minor things as sexual harassment but as good old flirting. And those who do take it like this go so far in the nature of dating that i can't help but think they will end up sad and lonely and once there biological clock starts ticking regret they didn't spend the time dating instead of scaring all there potential partners away with there indoctrinated nonsense.

Disclaimer: This is written knowing that the #metoo movement derailed and is now mostly used for feminist propaganda and to slander innocent people so they can participate by claiming they are violated because of the most ridiculous things. The original meaning of having a method of coming out as a rape victim was well intended, but its execution went off the rails.

Bluemax · Answer

It hasn't affected me in the least.

I work, or rather worked, in a job that was dominated by women. It wouldn't affect how I interact with them at all.

However, I was raised by parents who taught me not to interact with people in a way that might make them uncomfortable. Hence, I don't send dick pics, I don't grab people, I don't touch them in ways that would make a reasonable person feel uncomfortable.

Thus, good parents are worth a billion #metoo's. I have doubts the movement is having much affect on the socially awkward (or socially clueless).

For those who claim that the #metoo movement doesn't include things like unwanted hugs, awkward flirting, unwanted flirting, I say this: THINK AGAIN.

Yes, those things have been included by a minority in the #metoo movement. I was listening on NPR just last week to no less than Gloria Allred has filed sexual harassment charges for clients, some of which included unwanted hugs, unwanted flirting, and one (incredibly) was someone outstretching his arms as if to hug. So don't give me this, "Oh, things like that aren't included in the metoo movement." Yes, they *are* included by a small minority in the metoo movement. The fact that it's a small minority doesn't excuse it, and women in my opinion *should* be bothered with this, just as men should be bothered with guys who send unsolicited dick pics. Murder is committed by a small minority, but it bothers me. A small minority do include unwanted hugs in the metoo movement, and it bothers me.

Anonymous · Answer

It hasn't really changes how I view potential romantic relationships. But I'm in ish the same boat as someone here. While I don't really point at the #metoo movement and say that people are lying, I what I do say is that a gender-spesific focus can never be right, whatever the facts in some areas may say. I've never sexually harrassed a woman. I use to say that genders are social constructs and that a woman and a man, can achieve the exact same thing in an ideal world where there are no discrimination. I don't mind women being businessleaders, political leaders, my boss or anything. Infact I want our society to be as equal as possible. I can go on and on about it really.

However, I do feel judged. I don't feel like I can flirt or almost talk with women without asking myself "does she see me as a potential sexual harrasser". I find it hard to ask my female friends out for coffee or just for a walk. Because I'm constantly asking myself if I in any way seem threatening. In other words, I feel like I'm some sort of monster, but a good monster that looks very evil. I don't know if my point gets across.

I see this as an internal thing, so I try not to reflect it outwards but it happens. Wish i could say everything.
Lastly, the numbers where i live of reported rapes is 14% females raped, 12% males raped. Is 50/50 perps being male/female

BoMwarrior · Answer

Honestly? No. But that's because for one, I'm polite & respectful to women & men already. =) Two, I've never had a girlfriend. =P

BUT I'm more cautious now about being alone in a room with a girl of any age. I went on a 2 year Mormon mission, then on a mission there are lots of rules (& guidelines). If you're interested in a sample, DM me.

Anyways one was to keep the other missionary companion in line of sight, except anything involving restroom stuff of course. This rule is to protect any member or non-member from a stupid-acting missionaries (hey, they're still teenage boys). Also though, to protect the missionary from any false claims by non-members, OR members.

So now w/ #metoo even though I'm too nice of a guy, I'm beginning to be afraid to be by myself in the office w/ two women, help a little girl find her mom (like today), or the like. =(

I love the whole movement & awareness, but there are downsides people forget or even don't know about. =/

Has the #metoo movement changed how you look at potential romantic relationships?

Rainie_ · Answer

Absurd.
Less than 90% of #MeToo even mentions a name to begin with, tf. People are so damn paranoid from what I see in the responses from guys on this post. You’re more likely to be in a fatal car accident than being falsely accused. Doesn’t stop you from driving though does it?

And I’m somehow bad for being involved in the #MeToo movement (not even mentioning any name) from actually having been raped? ffs gimmie a break 😑 No ones just gonna accuse you of rape for saying hi to them, geez, no need to be so goddamn irrational. Paranoia at its finest.

kbbroiler · Answer

Well I was MGTOW before this anyways but what you are going to see men are going to distance themselves from women. More and more men are discovering MGTOW everyday and the MeToo movement these women are just shooting themselves in the foot. It’s one thing if you got sexually assaulted yesterday and notify the authorities but years later? Personally I feel the women who are in this movement are nothing but bitter women who can’t shame men anymore and now they are using false allegations. Then these are the same women who wonder where all have the good men gone? You chased them away dumbass!

Anonymous · Answer

Metoo has just added more reassurance on why i dont talk to random women on the street. I found one cool female and i am sticking to her. I dont need anymore women in my life anyways. I have some guy friends, a cool female and my family but THATS IT. If i have kids i will tell them the same thing. Stick with one you trust and Dont acknowledge the rest and move on with your life. There is no excuse for this horrible behavior. Men are human beings and we shouldn't have to be worried about stupid things like this.

Anonymous · Answer

''Going up to a girl in a library and saying: "Hey, can I ask what book you're reading" is totally different from "Hey baby girl, looking mighty fine today, care to come up to my apartment"... ''

What a load of bs. If that woman in the library decided that asking what book she was reading was inappropriate, then that;s what it would be... she could easily say she felt threatened, or the guy was acting in a manner that made her uncomfortable. This is something women cannot seem to understand.

You seem to forget that a man has been arrested for looking into a pharmacy window in the general direction of a woman... and the woman claimed he was starring at her..

The fact is this. It does not matter how or what you say, it can be interpreted and over blown as harassment. A man's best option is to simply stay away period.

Celtero · Answer

I don't think so. It makes me lose a lot of respect for women though. They constantly want to be the victim. There's many women who voluntarily have relationships with their superiors or trade sexual favors for career advancement, and then years later they spin it around to make it look like abuse. Why not go to the police? Harvey Winesteins still making movies and Matt Lauer is probably drinking pina coladas on some beach somewhere. These women have no interest in bringing sexual abusers to justice and just want to take a crap on men.

Anonymous · Answer

Yes. I already got anxiety to approach anyone, because I think it's unwanted, stayed alone until I was 27, am still very alone.
Now it's even worse with the additional fear of being accused just for asking her out, and making any steps towards her at all, because anything could be unwanted.
Might be a good movement for women to vent their experience, but it won't stop any of the guys who do these things, and is an awful movement for nice guys who now will feel even more restrained to make any move at all.

tartaarsaus · Answer

No, I don't see why it should have. I view sexual assault as exactly the same as I did before the metoo thing, wouldn't do it without consent.

The actual likelihood of ever being involved in a case of a false rape allegation are infinitesimal. There is no point in refraining from doing things you might enjoy because of an incredibly small chance of anything bad happening.

As of right now, I also have not seen any shifts in the juristic system regarding innocence until proven guilty or whatsoever. So the actual chance of a false allegation of rape ending into a sentence is even smaller.

I don't see why I should look differently at potential romantic relationship. If you don't commit sexual assault, the chances of you being accused of it - like in the metoo thing - are neglectable.

love_conquers_lust · Answer

No. That doesn't mean some need to learn to keep their hands and inappropriate comments to themselves. Because this movement was born from the older generation, I'd say it was more intended for them where it's more prevalent. I hope the younger generations are more ahead of the curve and regard this kind of sexually inappropriate behavior innately unethical.

It is a bitch though maintaining a professional, platonic relationship when an attractive girl dresses provocatively in the workplace while trying to treat her as a person. To me, that's cruel, unfair, and irresponsible on a girl's part. I think most who are secure have that figured out though. And what's considered provocative varies from environment to environment. If you are outside in the heat sweating profusely, no one should be forced to cover up and risk heat stroke. That's stupid. So it would be expected to bare more skin. In a climate controlled office, those rules are different. Applies to both sexes.

infinitywrytr · Answer

It's more about men in positions of authority over women, who abuse that power by making a woman's career success or failure contingent on a sexually related demand.
These men know exactly what they are doing and that it's wrong, but have done it and gotten away with it, because they knew their power would also give them an advantage, if anyone were to accuse them of misconduct. They knew these women's word wouldn't be believed over their own.
It's the blatent abuse of power, that is the biggest issue.

Hidden_P · Answer

Nope. Seems a pretty pointless “movement” to me.

I was raped before it was “popular”. Nobody supported me before, I had to learn to be a person again alone. Now this hashtag comes alone and it does naff all difference. Doesn’t stop me being raped. Doesn’t change the way men act. Doesn’t change anyone’s viewpoint.

Toronto92 · Answer

Sexodus. all these movements have gone way to far, there is no rape culture, society does not promote rape. people are buying way to much into media, Remember it takes 2 too tango, even if the party is under the influence, they know what they are getting into. Feminism has destroyed marriage, relationships and dating, its even gone into a behavioural/approach hostility environment where one sex (Males) is being punished becuase we are males. yea i do think that women having equal rights is fine, pushing it to this level is absurd and proves nothing, Women have set them up for failure so badly becuase, once this comes into effect, women will find it harder to seek out mates becuase men will want nothing to do with them, any women that complains about MGTOW is hypocritical becuase their feminist movements have created it in response to them, everything has an effect in society, both sexes need to fight against feminism and mgtow and remove is from society

Anonymous · Answer

Not necessarily. But it further proves how much of a cancerous movement feminism really has become, and how anyone who decries themself as a feminist nowadays is considered a toxic endeavor to understand and be friends with.

It's a waste of time, because isn't about woman's rights anymore. Feminism is now about fighting the nature of our biology to love the opposite sex, and making the lives of young men completely miserable, because a so called "Rape Culture" claims all men are predatory.

It's shameful how these feminists are content with ruining these men's lives.

Hyped_up_on_coffee · Answer

These answers are a little bit paranoid. I would say that people are abusive about the movement because they are using it as an excuse to kill careers. And in the big Hollywood cases it’s probably true because some of these directors diddle kids. I would also say that the #metoo also includes men. Assault is more common than people would like to admit and I would advice people to evaluate each case separately

hellionthesagereborn · Answer

Yes, mainly it makes me not want to initiate or flirt with a girl because all it will take is one false accusation to ruin my life. The #MeToo movement has shown that no matter what women will always be believed and it doesn't matter how suspicious the circumstances are or the complete lack of evidence, society as a whole will always side with her against men. Its not a very good thing.

FMJ_Guy · Answer

I mean NO OFFENSE, at all, to any women that were taken advantage of, groped, raped, or abused, OK?
What bothers me, is that one comes out, and says some guy did this, then others come out, saying he did similar things, 10-20 years ago.
I DON'T understand women, at all, and I can't even imagine what that kind of abuse is like, but if it happened, 20 years ago, why didn't they say something then? It just seems like a conspiracy, to trash some guy, when he did something horrible to a woman, recently, then dozens come in with the 'he did that to me too', but a long time ago.
Ladies, I adore you, respect you, and I would NEVER do any of these things that some have been accused of, but could someone explain why so many wait, literally decades, to come out and say they were assaulted? And why is it only when someone in the news, gets accused?
Some women, have also been recently accused, firing male assistants, when they didn't seem to comply with her invitations.

Bear41 · Answer

As someone who was wrongly accused. Yes it does. When I was a young man I worked as a Security guard and a Fire Fighter First Responder. I was working as a Security guard when a female asked me a medical questions because of some of the medical questions I had to ask she went to her boss and I got terminated for sexual harassment. After they furthered the investigation I was offered my job back and she got terminated but it still showes that some woman lie for attention.

Anpu23 · Answer

I am in an exclusive relationship and the movement doesn't effect that. As far as day to day, this witch hunt mentality effects everyone. The fact that women can destroy a man's career, social standing, and political ambitions on her word alone is disturbing. There is no doubt that sexual harassment exists, that people are molested, and that rape does happen and it can be deviating to the victim. But we need to balance victim's rights with the rights of an accused person to be able to defend themselves. An accusation does not equate guilt or even that an act happened. The #MeeToo movement has forgotten about the rights of the accused.

Verehboozy1 · Answer

At my job, I'm much more wary of letting any of my female collegues be alone with me in a room. I am not keen on losing my job because a vindictive underling is mad at me for my telling them to actually do their damned job.

My place of work has already had two men fired in this way. One was an actual case of sexual harrasment, the other was a cashier asking for a date. But it made the girl "uncomfortable", so the boy was termed.

If I must be alone with an underling, I feel like I have to set my phone to record the conversation at this point.

My brother, a secretary at a massage parlor, got fired because he had a feud with a bitchy co-worker. As soon as the movement hit the national stage, she used it to fire him.

In general, I don't trust women as much as I used to, and it definitely colors wether or not I take the plunge and approach any these days.

bibi3pu · Answer

No, a friend of mine voluntarily went on a afternoon fuckfest with 2 middle aged men. 2 months later she accused a dude she was making out with that he's a pig for suggesting they go to his place after prom.

And she and other girls didn't even see that as weird. The only girl that called her out was more of a hater and said she was selfish.

Women, and their fickle values and behaviours changed how I look at potential romantic relationships. I've seen women go from harpie to perfect guest un seconds just because a stranger entered the room.

Women the emotionally closer you are to a woman, the more she asks of you and the shittier she behaves.

A stranger, will not be accused of rape, a 30 minute hookup in a bathroom will not be considered abusive, because it's in the head o passion. But let that heat disipate, cool down and slow down... and have a huge conversation and the expectations go way up like it's the 1800s.

LesterJester · Answer

Yup... Just don't bother, because even if you do everything you can to be nice and show respect, any girl with an agenda and a chip on their shoulder will claim anything as an "Unwanted Advance" and throw you under the bus for 15 mins of fame & attention.

Wwwyzzerdd · Answer

Apparently due process doesn't exist in this country when women decide it's time for another witch hunt.

Doesn't matter cause I don't have female friends, don't get laid, I love single and gave up on relationships so this doesn't really affect me. I wasn't going to approach a woman anyway since I already knew we could have a consensual relationship that eventually she redacted into a victim scenario. I watched my parents go through it so this is nothing new to me, feminism has always done this.

worldscolide · Answer

Yes it's taught men that women are to be avoided at all costs. It's sad really.

Woman has sex with man
Woman regrets that sex many years later,
Woman puts it on social media
Man is tried and convicted before any proof is heard, worst of all it's in the court of public opinion not a judicial court.
Man's life is ruined.

Me too is a witch hunt no more no less. It's an exorcise in doing everything they can to destroy men's lives.

1derfulguy · Answer

Well, in the sense that a feminist writing about it pissed me off to the extent that I was hostile to a female colleague who was flirting with me, thus immediately ending the flirting, yes, it has. I'm fine about victims coming forward, I hate that feminists-for-hire turn it into a war of the sexes. As if lots of the victims weren't male.

Sethorien · Answer

Yes. I will never date a feminist because if anything I do can even remotely be construed as bad sex I will lose my job and be publicly shamed should the relationship end.

Just too dang risky. Only conservative girls for this guy it seems...

sammy1537 · Answer

Strange how MeeToo now makes men act like Vice president Pence: never be alone in a room with a woman. What's next? Segregation of sexes in education and work?

motownplayer2000 · Answer

Kind of... All its done is make me more picky about who I want to date. I have certain things that I look for. And then the rest of the women I don't necessarily trust... So I mean sure they know and see as little of me as possible. A man works too hard and can get it taken so easily if you are even PRECIEVED to have done something wrong in the sexual department.

blink41 · Answer

In my opinion, most women are confessing the most insignificant negative sexual behavior, only because its gone mainstream now. There are many much more worse cases but they remain hidden from the society because there are lots of other slightly rougher than normal, which, for some reason, are more interesting to the audience. This is seriously getting out of hand. There can’t be so much abuse and rape. It’s not normal.

jessture · Answer

Yes, I'm not going to approach women in public. I will never comment on their appearance. And I will not touch them. And if a woman wants a kiss on the first date, she better make it obvious. I'm not placing myself in any situation like that.

Anonymous · Answer

No #METOO is a joke, you can tell it is by the hypocrite celebrities involved in it. I think after the 2016 election people are tired of Hollywood preaching morality.

Juxtapose · Answer

It's made me want to "screen" women more to make sure they're not these psychos that'll falsely accuse me of rape just because they got in a disagreement with me/I put my hand on their shoulder/whatever.

Women are becoming more and more aware of the legal and social power they have over men. It's important for men these days not to get married, not to cohabitate in common law states, not to share bank accounts, etc.

AnimaLover_17 · Answer

Ya it's basically a bunch of feminists who don't believe in the concept of consent and think any form of sex is rape based. Boys, don't date a feminist, because you will never have the opportunity to be intimate with her like a normal relationship. I'm done with sex shamers, there is absolutely nothing wrong with this natural phenomena..

n8gowssolo · Answer

Yeah it has. I'm not saying all these women are lying, but it makes me think just how far are people willing to go to compromise their better judgement for a payday? And, how could this trickle down to someone like me?

Astoriana · Answer

In the sense that if men are dismissive of it, that I don’t want to have anything to do with them. Clearly they don’t know how to act right.

Steve37 · Answer

I'm married now, so it doesn't affect me greatly. If I was single and looking for a relationship, I would be second thinking before making a flirtatious remark or comment about a woman's attractiveness. I don't believe any of my past actions ever crossed the line, but even an accusation in today's environment could ruin a career or a reputation.

Anonymous · Answer

Not really but in a way yes, that general feeling & narrative has been going on for years already, it has made me very hesitant to approach women for fear of more than just the usual anxieties. I look like an awkward and unattractive person & I see all of these creeper men like Brock Turner & the like being shared on social media like Wanted Posters of old, & I see myself being in one of those posts (irrationally so but I have an anxiety disorder) because of making a bad misstep of tact & stepping in it. With the Rolling Stone story where it didn't happen & they had to retract the article, I feel like, you don't even have to do anything to potentially become targeted because some people have mental problems or are just straight up vindictive.

Patrickjv · Answer

For the last fucking time, NO. Unless your moves consisted of grabbing women by the pussy, this campaign has no fucking meaning to your life. Get this shit to facebook or wherever old farts without brains gather now to talk about how global warming isn't real.

HectorEctum · Answer

No. I've never thought sexual assault was okay. I thought consent was as vital 10 years ago as I do now.

Blonde401 · Answer

No. I’ve experienced sexual harassment and sexual violence in my life. I view it the same as I always have. A movement doesn’t personally change my thoughts.

LesaraRose · Answer

Not at all. Something that has happened to someone should never define how that person is viewed. They are still themselves. Also the #metoo movement didn't succeed in what it was trying to do. It turned into a joke and many didn't participate because they didn't want the attention that simple hashtag would bring.

Anonymous · Answer

Women just want to show they have high sexual market value. Most are exaggerating or lying. Most women are not attractive enough to cause that. But anyway, this will harm women worse in the long run... First metoo dilutes real sexual harassment cases and rape. These words don't have the same power they once had.
Also, it will mean they will be treated differently in the workplace. Fewer men will hit on them..
Then they ask where have the good men gone? 😂😂😂 they've gone their own way.

toefoo · Answer

Yeah, after seeing all the fall out from regret sex that women get, even a year later. I don't see getting married as an option anymore

Samathoo · Answer

I think what’s most retarded is women waiting 30 years to come out and say how a man did something to them such as “slap their ass” or “ask them something sexual.” Like please lol that’s bullshit

FatherJack · Answer

It makes me glad I will be staying permanently single , my situation as a FT working single dad means this comes with the territory. By nature I am strictly non tactile and very " hands off " with everyone , apart from my children , I would not even attempt dating in this day and age , for a man it is a minefield.

Guardian412 · Answer

No, because where I'm from we know the difference between sexual harassment, courtship and friendly approach. The western world is now programmed to look at even standard courtship or friendly approach as sexual harassment, which is sick.

Metaanio · Answer

Not at all. #Metoo really mainly focused on people who had been pressured by more powerful people or who have been getting really inappropriate comments or touching.

Normal conversations and small compliments isn't the problem, and that's what I do.

The few extreme cases just ruins reputation of rest, like guys who are assholes, and girls who thinks everyone is trying to lure them on bed, but both are minority.

FrenchYen · Answer

No it hasn't ! Knowing that I can complain about sexual harrassment on social media doesn't affect the fact that I can still distinguish if a man is harrassing me or is just irrelevent

Bgurl2_0 · Answer

No, it hasn't for me. Just because I went through molestation, doesn't mean I have to close myself off to other potential relationships that I could end up in.

GinaTina · Answer

A couple of guys have told me that they never want to get close to a girl or seek romantic relationships with one because of the whole movement

Anonymous · Answer

Feminists, liberals (the people behind the #metoo) don't want people to date or marry. That's why. Dating and marriage is dead, the liberals have brainwashed people into thinking having families and getting married is disgusting, now being single, having a career and aborting any babies that occur. Yep life is good these days.

Guanfei · Answer

Well I'm ugly, so I consider I don't have much chance with girls to begin with, but since that metoo thing, I know that if ugly me tries to flirt, or just look at a girl, I could end up labelled as a harasser on every social media.
Not only that, but I don't like being considered as a potential rapist only because i'm a man.
So, I guess it's too bad for my dream to be a dad, but a broken dream is better than shaming and jail.

Geisterfinder · Answer

Not really. Honesty, honorable, respectful, intelligent, considerate, polite, interesting, attractive women will be just that despite any fad that comes and goes. Free thinkers who have a life usually don't get tied up in movements anyways because they are too busy enjoying and living their life to be worrying how others are living theirs.

Anonymous · Answer

It makes me scared of girls and women. I'm just worried that some woman who doesn't like me is going to accuse me of rape. I'm tired of guys being painted as bad people. It just doesn't feel right and I feel pushed against the wall. I'm aware that I'll never know what abuse is like but this is the problem with gender (social construct).

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